Wizz Air chief calls for Europe-wide coordination on bomb threats
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Wizz Air’s chief called for Europe-wide coordination and a dedicated body to respond to hybrid warfare after a series of bomb threats disrupted public services. The latest alert temporarily interrupted train services in northern France.
By Gianluca Lo Nostro and Yamini Kalia Nov 12 (Reuters) - Europe needs a more harmonised approach to security and a body to lead it against "hybrid warfare" following a recent series of bomb threats, the CEO of Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air said on Thursday. Bomb threats have disrupted travel, newsrooms and schools across Europe in November, with the latest alert temporarily disrupting train services in northern France on Thursday morning.